Hey aspirant,

Congratulations for your great performance in CLAT 2020!

Tallying your rank with previous year's cut off by rank, it can be predicted that your chances for admission in MNLU, Mumbai is very high.

Last year's cut off by rank for OBC category for B.A. L.L.B (hons.) was 1139 and for L.L.M it was 1805. The cut offs may vary slightly this year but your chances are high.

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Hello student ,

No , you can not do LLB from NLU  after CA but you can use only one professional designation either as a CA, as a CS, as a CWA or LLB. You can not carry on all of these simultaneously. Further admission is through CLAT and age limit for general in CLAT is 20 yrs so it is nearly not possible to complete your CA before 20 and appear in CLAT thereafter, so you wont be able to get admission through CLAT route . Beside this L LB is needed when you are representing a client in High Court. At that point of time, CA degree won't work and w hile practicing as a CA, you can represent your client till Appellate Tribunal.

So i will suggest you to choose wisely your profession .

Hope it helps !

No, NLU does not offer 3 years programme. They offer only 5 years law programme like B.A llb, BBA llb etc.

Dear Aspirants ,

If you are taking admission through the CLAT then they are accepted cast certificates and during counselling you should verify others documents such as

• CLAT 2020 Application Form
• CLAT 2020 Admit card
• CLAT 2020 Score Card
• Proof of admission fee payment (Counselling fee Rs 50,000)

• Class 10 ^th Marksheet (as a Date of Birth proof document)

• Class 12 ^th Marksheet (qualifying examination proof)

• Caste Certificate (If applicable)

• Specially-Abled Certificate (If applicable)

• NRI Certificate (If applicable)

• Sponsored NRI Certificate (If applicable)

• Domicile Certificate (If applicable)

Hope it will helpful

Thanks

Hi,

It is difficult to get an NLU with this rank, however you can try for some good private law colleges such as NIMS, lloyd law college, Bennet university etc. You can also try for getting admission in state university like IPU which accepts CLAT rank. You can access previous year cut off list of CLAT 2019 to get an idea about the cut off rank of various NLUs - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hi,

Chances of getting admission in this rank is a bit low however based on your category rank you might get admission in an NLU, you can refer to this link for previous year cut off list to get an idea of the NLU you might get based on your rank - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hi,

Based on your category rank you have a chance of securing admission in an NLU, lower NLUs might have some vacant seats and also in subsequent rounds of counselling you might secure admission, please refer to this link for previous year cut off list to get an idea - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hi,

Chances of Getting NLU Mumbai is a bit low based on your rank, however there is a chance that in subsequent rounds of counselling you might get a lower NLU. You can also apply to some private universities and state universities that are accepting CLAT scores like IPU, NIMS, Bennet university etc.

Hello

Clat number of attempt allowed:

There is no age limit for clat exam so a person can sit for any number of times. The supreme court has given a free hand to all the candidate in this regard.

Age limit for doing llb from nlu:

As per the clause 28 upper limi for admission in llb three year  course was 30 and for llb five year course was 20 year.

Good Luck.

Hi there,

As per your query, the cut off range for NUALS Kochi ranges between 880 - 983 rank till the Round 3.

However, in DSNLU Visakhapatnam the cut off range between rank 1080 - 1300 till the Round 3.

Please note that the CLAT now has counselling round 5 times. Also these marks are according to previous year trends which depend on many factors. Therefore, you can try for DSNLU Visakhapatnam.

Please check out here our CLAT College Predictor for getting colleges best suited for you: https://law.careers360.com/ clat-college-predictor?icn= QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this helped...

Good Luck !!